Picture Time

Hey everybody. We are hanging around our hostel waiting for our train to Amsterdam so I thought I'd take advantage of the free internet and upload some pictures for you all. I can't believe it's already been 4 weeks and we only have a week left. It'll be here before we know it.

We went to Rudesheim yesterday and it was beautiful. It's Germany's wine capital, so we took a break from the beer and had some wine with our lunches. It was a very enjoyable day in a small town.

Last night we just wandered around Frankfurt and saw more of the city. Nothing too spectacular. We are done with the hostel part of our trip because in Amsterdam we have a 3 bed apartment and in Brussels we will have a hotel room. The hostels have been nice, but being able to sprawl out an not have to lock up our stuff all the time is nice as well.

Hope you all enjoy the pictures. As always, keep the comments coming, we love hearing from everyone!
Andrew in front of the BMW Museum...we found our new cars at the Welt. :)
This is one of the barrels of oil that's costing $145+ each.
We found this funny. They're so nice to foreigners. :)
This is what most of our dinners in Germany consisted of.
Andrew and me in front of the Lowenbrau Keller...the dinner where the previous picture was taken.
More big beers at the Englischer Gardens. (This was prior to the naked frisbee. Haha)
The Bavarian Alps as we were arriving in Fussen.
Cute boyfriend admiring the scenery.
Neuschwanstein Castle amongst the rain and clouds.
Andrew and me at the bus station with the castle in the background.
Beautiful sky and buildings in Heidleburg.
Our heavenly treat....mmmm.
Mimicking the sign above us. :)
The Heidelburg Castle fromm the belltower of a church.
All of Heidelburg from the belltower.
Andrew and Ray trying their best to imitate nutcrackers at the Christmas Shop in Rudesheim..
Then I had to have a turn.
Rudesheim...Germany's wine country.
Happy campers on top of the city!
Looking over the city.
Ray using his ninja skills to pick some tasty blackberries!
I used the color accent to capture the beauty of the sky and really liked how it turned out.
I tried it to capture the trees too and liked the green accent as well.
Frankfurt from 200 meters high.
One of the big skyscrapers as we were walking downtown.